The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28
Society Events.

| Miss Annie wildman will entertain few friends
| some evening this week at tennis and tea
| Mr. Frank Hay of the Evening News Office, an
Miss Edith Lame. of College avenue, will be married
| on the Goth of September.
The Lyra Society have commenced their regular rs
hearsals with the study of several part songs and
| pect to give a concert in few weeks.
A tennis tournament will be given soon at the
arsenal grounds The young LADIES vii compete for
The members and friends of Hall-place Church will
give their annual social on Tuesday evening This
will DE the last social during the pastorate of Rev. j.
W. Duncan.
Major and Mrs. Calkins and their sons. Dan and
Carroll and daughter Lucy, entertained few friends
very pleasantly last evening at their home on North
Pennsylvania street.
Among the weddings which to take place next
month ares Miss Allie Goodwin to Mr.: o. D.
Bert Hadley, on the 14th.
Mrs. Frank Talbot entertained few young friends
%5 .rd May ba4 wt6 eo party in honor
by Miss Hannah Tousey and Mr. O'Connor.
The ladies' of the fourth section of the Seventh
Presbyterian Church viii give lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. Mathews. No. Al Huron street. on
Wednesday evening. Refreshments will pc served.
The Womans Home Missionary Society of Roberts
Park Church will be next Friday evening by
gramne has been prepared. Refreshments will be
served foom to o'clock.
Mrs. Dave Kahn gave a delightful luncheon on Fri
day afternoon, in honor of her mother Mrs. Fisher.
of Fort Wayne. Covers were laid for ten. and all
enjoyed Mrs. Kahns hospitality Mrs. A. Weller
Of Hartford City; Mrs. $: Kahn, Mrs 81. Bamberger,
Mrs. NJ Messing Mrs. H. Cohen Mrs. L. Kahn, Mrs.
u. kiser and Mrs. A. Kahn.
The Sunday school class in charge of Mrs. Colman.
of Roberts Park Church, gave Miss Nellie Mcconnell
the removal of Rev Mr. McConnel
remembered by these little friends. Games of all
kinds and the serving of refreshments contributed to
Kate and Elenore Porter, Hattie Tutewiler Carrie
Ash6rook Matte Anderson. Nellie Gabel Lottie
Bette Kitchen, Nettie Brandt and Hannah Culley.
The camping party last week was not as large at
first anticipated though none the less enjoyable
noon, the first evenings dissipation straw ride
On Friday night the time was given to german
Mrs. j. II. Baldwin ehaperoned the young ladies' The
party consisted of Misses Belle Baldwin. Lura Bry-
ner, Charlotte Jones, Julia Landers Kate Malott.
John Bradshaw Bush Browning and Booth Tarkinsg,
ton For the german Misses Bessie Hord, Daisy
drove out. The company returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martndale gave a coaching
guests, the Mise. Lee, of Phladeiphia The party
assembled at o'clock. and in the tallyho drove to
Harry Bates entertained them. Refreshments were
served and the evening passed in conversation.
added the pleasure of the ride. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates, Miss Florence
Miss Evaneeline Walker, Miss Mary Martindale,
Msssrs. Sam Miller. Ed Hallam, Writ Hallam Clar.
ence and John Martindae.
A charmngly informal party the tennis-tea-
german given on Friday afternoon and evening by
sextet of young ladies-Misses Sarah and Anna
Mayo, Anna Wildman, Carrie Farquhar BERTHE
Bloomer and Eva Walker. Tennis was played at the
Blind Asylum court from till $50 O'clock, when
the players repaired to the home of the Misses Mayo
North Pennsylvania street, where supper, pre-
pared entirely by the young ladies. served Then
the german. led by Mr.. Ben Stevenson and
Miss Carrie Farquhar, the complement of young gen.
tlemen being made out by Messrs. Harold Swain.
Horace Anderson Horatio Kelsey, George Bushnell
and Daniel Cakins The young ladies were attred in
their tennis costumes and the gentlemen in their
Knickerbockers and flannel shirts the brilliant col
orings making a very pretty